
Little Labs was founded in 1988 by me, Jonathan Little.
Above: The Early Years (circa 1967).
Below: Glamour Photo (2021), Little Labs World Headquarters, Little Labs Staff (1995).



In my teenage years in the ‘70s, I learned basic electronics in my Father’s lab at Stanford University and became passionate about rock n roll.
I became further involved in the Palo Alto music scene in high school and then took a course in music, recording, & electronics at College for Recording Arts in San Francisco. Then I headed south to Los Angeles, looking for a recording studio.
Recording & mastering facilities, professional work chronology:
Salty Dog Studios (tech & custom design)
Devonshire Studios (tech & custom design)
Cherokee Studios (tech & custom design)
Toto the band (tech designed VCA grouping system for World tour 1984)
Village Studios (tech & custom design)
A&M Studios & Mastering (tech & custom design)
Conway Studios (Chief Tech & custom design)
Marcussen Mastering (custom console design)
Chalice Studios (manager and new facility oversight)
